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Does SOAP (or WSDL?) or whatever he is using not store type information with the value? Take JSON, which has null (the actual value) and "Null" (a string) - it
by deathanatos 13y ago
Does SOAP (or WSDL?) or whatever he is using not store type information with the value? Take JSON, which has null (the actual value) and "Null" (a string) - it isn't ambiguous which you mean.
I feel like if my serialization format couldn't differentiate between those, that'd be a deal-breaker.
- jonny_eh 13y agoSounds about right to me. That's why I use JSON, it's much more sensible than SOAP.